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706-548-1115
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Open Monday through Saturday
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706-543-4454
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Monday - Ladies Night
Half Price Wine Bottles, $3 Martinis
Tuesday - Trivia Night at 8:30!
Daily Beer Specials!
Reserve the Moose Room for your next private
party! TVs, private kitchen and restrooms!
1985 BARNETT SHOALS RD. • 706-208-0911
WESTSIDE
Daily Drink Specials
Happy Hour Mon-Fri 4-7
Tuesday - Trivia Night at 8:30!
2020 TIMOTHY ROAD • 706-549-7700
HARRIS ST. (campus)
Daily Drink Specials
Tuesday - Trivia Night at 8:30!
Huge Porch and Hi-Def Big Screens!
Reserve the Mooseyard for your next private
party oetore the weather turns cold! Private bar,
restrooms, staae and UGA scoreboard backdrop!
581. S. HARRIS ST. • 706-548-7803
SiackPole
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Twice tke Twn!
Our writers and editorial
staff are taking a break
for the holidays, so were
depending on you,
the readers, to help write the
last Flagpole of the year!
We're accepting submissions
in the following categories:
ALL CATEGORIES
must be set
in ATHENS!
* Photography *
(Black & white or Color)
• Anything in town that caught your eye
• Funniest pet pictures
• Anything “spotted” (with actual polka dots)
for our Spotted in Athens section.
* Short Fiction *
(300-500 Words)
• Let us know what the presidency of one of the
GOP forerunners might be like after the 2012
election.
• If the world ends in 2012, how will you spend
your last year on Earth?
• Anything satirical or generally ridiculous
• Short Non-Fiction *
(300-500 Words)
• Let us know about your most memorable
concert, art exhibit, event or performance
from 2011.
• Funniest overheard dialogue around town
• Any romantic confessions or missed
connections?
• Graphic Story *
* Comics *
Submissions should be sent to
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slackpole@flagpole.com or
Flagpole (Attn: SlackPole)
PO Box 1027 • Athens, GA 30603
THE CALENDAR!
Wednesday. Nov. 30 continued from p 19
time ol year Special cask tappings
as well as many large bottle stouts
poured by the glass each night Nov
29-Dec 4 706-543-8997
ART: Tour at Two (Georgia Museum
ot Art) Meet docents in the lobby for
a tour ol highlights trom the perma
nent collection. 2 p m FREE 1 www
georgiamuseum.org
PERFORMANCE: Happy People
Comedy Fun Times (Flicker
Theatre & Bar) Part Two Acoustic
Boogaloo 8 30 p m $5 www tlick-
ertheatreandbarcom
PERFORMANCE: Greg Proops
(Georgia Theatre) The acclaimed co
median known lor his appearances
on 'Whose Line Is It Anyway 7 ”
headlines a one-night only show.
Recent credits include "Ugly Betty”
and “Flight ot the Conchords *
Marshall Chiles opens 8 p m.
$11 wwwgeorgiatheatre.com
THEATRE: This Is What I Heard
(UGA Fine Arts Building) An
original play by The Justice Agents
that illustrates a woman's path to
homelessness and seeks audience
participation to help her recover. 8
p m FREE' 678-525-8265
KIDSTUFF: Gingerbead House
Workshop tOconee County Library)
Teens will make gingerbread houses
and decorate gingerbread cookie
ornaments Ages 11-18 6-8 p.m
FREE' 706-769-3950
KIDSTUFF: Storytime (Oconee
County Library) Enjoy a morning jf
stories, songs and crafts For kids
ages 2-5 and their caregivers. 10 &
11a.m. FREE! 706-769-3950
KIDSTUFF: Toddler Storytime
(ACC Library) For children ages
18 months to 5 years. Tuesdays &
Wednesdays, 9:30 & 1030 am.
FREE! 706-613-3650
KIDSTUFF: Wildcard Wednesday
lor Teens (ACC Library) Up next:
Victorian silhouette portraits! Make
traditinal Victorian silhouette por
traits with a not-so-Victorian digital
camera and laser printer Fct ages
11-18 4 p.m. FREE' 706-613-3650
LECTURES & LIT.: APERO
Af.icana Brown Bag Lecture
(UGA Memorial Hall) “Alrican-
American Men, Women and
Marriage,” presented by Tera Hurt.
Institute tor Behavioral Research.
12:15 pm. FREE! fsgiles@uga.edu
LECTURES & LIT.: “Crimes
Against Humanity: The Case
of Zimbabwe” (UGA Dean Rusk
Cenler) Speaker Peter Godwin, au
thor ol The Fear. Robert Mugabe and
the Martyrdom of Zimbabwe, was
raised in Africa and practiced human
rights law in Zimbabwe. Light lunch
provided. 12:30 p.m. elliot@uga.edu
LECTURES & LIT.: Genetics
Seminar (UGA Coverdell Building,
Room S175) ‘Chromosome
Ends Gone Wrong: Deletions.
Duplications and Translocations.'
presented by Katie Rudd from Emory
University School of Medicine. 4
p.m. FREE' whites@uga.edu
GAMES: Sports Trivia (Beef O’
Brady's) Test your sports knowledge
every Wednesday night 8:30 p.m.
FREE' 706-850-1916
GAMES: Trivia (Blind Pig Tavern)
Know it all 7 Wednesdays. 8 p.m
(Baldwin Si location) 8:30 p.m
(Broad St. locaiion) 706-548-3442
GAMES: Trivia (Copper Creek
Brewing Company) Test your trivia
chops for prizes' Every Wednesday.
3 p.m FREE' 706-546-1102
GAMES: Trivia Meilow Mushroom)
r. .er Wednesday, Wednesdays. 8
p.m FREE'706-613-992
GAMES: Trivia Willys Mexicana
Grill) Trivia with a DJ! Every
Wednesday. 8-10 p m FREE' 706-
548-1920
GAMES: Trivia (Your Pie. 5 Points)
Open your pie-hole for a chance to
win' Every Wednesday 7:30 p m
FREE! www yourpie com
' Advance Tickets Available
Down the Line
EVENTS: Downtown Parade of
Lights 12/1 (Downtown Athens)
Over 60 entries compete for prizes
7 p.m FREE! 706-613-3801. www
accleisureservices com
PERFORMANCE: Atlanta
Symphony Orchestra Holiday
Concert 12/1 (Madison-Morgan
Cultural Cenler) See one of the
world's finest orchestras in the
intimacy of the MMCC's 395-seat
historic auditorium 8 p m $25 (stu
dents). $55. www mmcc-arts org
EVENTS: Artist Shoppe 12/2
(OCAF) Featuring original works by
35 regional artists and craft persons.
Dec. 2.5-9 p m Tuesday-Saturday,
Dec 3-22.10 a m.-4 p m www,
ocaJ.com
EVENTS: OCAF 17th Annual
Holiday Market 12/2 (OCAF)
Featuring over 80 ot the region's
top artists. Market includes pottery,
paintings, fiber art. stained and
fused glass, jewelry, sculpture, pho
tography. woodwork and more. Dec.
2.5-9 p.m Dec. 3 & 5.10 a.m.-5
p m. $3 www.ocat.com
THEATRE: Overnight Christmas
12/2 (Morton Theatre) Broadway-
style production about Christmas
traditions around the world. Dec. 2
& 3.8-10.7:30 p.m. Dec. 4 & 11.
2:30 pm. $8-$15. www.mortonthe-
atre.com
ART: Athens Indie
Craftstravaganzaa 12/3 (Ben's
Bikes) Annual handmade market
featuring 75+ quirky and innova
tive artists/crafters. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
FREE! www at hens i nd iecrattstra va-
ganzaa.com
ART: Bendzunas Glass Holiday
Open House 12/3 (Bendzunas
Glass. Comer, GA) Local arts and
crafts, a blown-glass prize drawing,
live music and live glassblowing
demonstrations. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
FREE! 706-783-5869
EVENTS: 26th Annual Sleighbell
5K Run/Walk 12/3 (Sandy Creek
Park) Benefits the American Red
Cross. Awards by Happy Valley
Pottery. Registration: 7:30 am. (reg
istration). 8:30 am. $18 (adv.), $23.
$60 (family cost for pre-registrants).
706-353-1645. www.eastgeorgia.
redcross.org, www.aclive.com
EVENTS: Bigger Vision Holiday
Fashion Show 12/3 (Georgia
Theatre) A runway show with
the newest holiday apparel, hors
d'eouvres. a performance by
DanceFX concert dance company
and fabulous door prizes to benefit
the homeless shelter. 11 a m. $25
(student). $35. www georgiatheatre.
com
EVENTS: Open House Pottery
Sale 12/3 (Farmington Pottery)
Dinnerware kitchen and tableware,
individual pieces and a selection of
garden pots will be for sale. Also,
herbal soaps ana lotions 9 a m -5
p m 706-769-8100
PERFORMANCE: A Taste of the
Holiday Season 12/3 (East
Athens Educational Dance Center.
390 McKinley Dr) Christmas dance
show 1 & / p m $10-12 706-
613-3624
EVENTS: State Botanical Garden
Holiday Open House 12/4
(Stale Botanical Garden of Georgia)
Featuring live music from the
Georgia Children's Chorus, puppet
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